Comments on: Lack of Time http://www.linoralow.com/2008/blog-it/lack-of-time An Actress Who Blogs about Design Mon, 13 Feb 2012 13:58:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: creationism in public schools cons http://www.linoralow.com/2008/blog-it/lack-of-time/comment-page-1#comment-173252 creationism in public schools cons Tue, 17 Jan 2012 04:54:36 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=893#comment-173252 <strong>Check These Out...</strong> [...]check below, are some totally unrelated websites to ours, however, they are most trustworthy sources that we use[...]... Check These Out…

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]]> By: Nicholas.c http://www.linoralow.com/2008/blog-it/lack-of-time/comment-page-1#comment-5396 Nicholas.c Fri, 30 May 2008 19:07:41 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=893#comment-5396 well.. I think your conflict here is that you're trying to measure "success" in life with two totally different yardsticks, where one is the more "traditional" one with the many 'C's (cash, car, condo, club, children, church, etc) and the other being how far you as an individual can develop, how much you can contribute to society and how big a mark you will leave in this world. <br /><br /> One is more materialistic and the other is more idealist and problem is that one can't have the cake and eat it too... and the pressure is on because each of these measures exist in a social circles where the ideals are strongly biased in oppersite directions. <br /><br /> To be fair each path has it's pros and cons... and each of them can be fulfiling, so the question is, Which fulfils you best? Some people take pride in their ability to run a household, and raise a close knit family, while others don;t care much for a home life and would rather strive to leave their mark in sociaty at large... <br /><br /> I think deep down if we were to silence the demons of self doubt, we all know which we are... well.. I think your conflict here is that you're trying to measure "success" in life with two totally different yardsticks, where one is the more "traditional" one with the many 'C's (cash, car, condo, club, children, church, etc) and the other being how far you as an individual can develop, how much you can contribute to society and how big a mark you will leave in this world.

One is more materialistic and the other is more idealist and problem is that one can't have the cake and eat it too… and the pressure is on because each of these measures exist in a social circles where the ideals are strongly biased in oppersite directions.

To be fair each path has it's pros and cons… and each of them can be fulfiling, so the question is, Which fulfils you best? Some people take pride in their ability to run a household, and raise a close knit family, while others don;t care much for a home life and would rather strive to leave their mark in sociaty at large…

I think deep down if we were to silence the demons of self doubt, we all know which we are…

]]> By: Nicholas.c http://www.linoralow.com/2008/blog-it/lack-of-time/comment-page-1#comment-4594 Nicholas.c Fri, 30 May 2008 13:07:41 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=893#comment-4594 well.. I think your conflict here is that you're trying to measure "success" in life with two totally different yardsticks, where one is the more "traditional" one with the many 'C's (cash, car, condo, club, children, church, etc) and the other being how far you as an individual can develop, how much you can contribute to society and how big a mark you will leave in this world. One is more materialistic and the other is more idealist and problem is that one can't have the cake and eat it too... and the pressure is on because each of these measures exist in a social circles where the ideals are strongly biased in oppersite directions. To be fair each path has it's pros and cons... and each of them can be fulfiling, so the question is, Which fulfils you best? Some people take pride in their ability to run a household, and raise a close knit family, while others don;t care much for a home life and would rather strive to leave their mark in sociaty at large... I think deep down if we were to silence the demons of self doubt, we all know which we are... well.. I think your conflict here is that you're trying to measure "success" in life with two totally different yardsticks, where one is the more "traditional" one with the many 'C's (cash, car, condo, club, children, church, etc) and the other being how far you as an individual can develop, how much you can contribute to society and how big a mark you will leave in this world. One is more materialistic and the other is more idealist and problem is that one can't have the cake and eat it too… and the pressure is on because each of these measures exist in a social circles where the ideals are strongly biased in oppersite directions. To be fair each path has it's pros and cons… and each of them can be fulfiling, so the question is, Which fulfils you best? Some people take pride in their ability to run a household, and raise a close knit family, while others don;t care much for a home life and would rather strive to leave their mark in sociaty at large… I think deep down if we were to silence the demons of self doubt, we all know which we are…

]]> By: aronil http://www.linoralow.com/2008/blog-it/lack-of-time/comment-page-1#comment-4592 aronil Thu, 29 May 2008 13:21:17 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=893#comment-4592 Sigh, yeah ain't it...it's like there's just too many things... hmmph it should be a time where the women will be aging faster than man... sigh Sigh, yeah ain't it…it's like there's just too many things… hmmph it should be a time where the women will be aging faster than man… sigh

]]> By: pamsong http://www.linoralow.com/2008/blog-it/lack-of-time/comment-page-1#comment-4593 pamsong Thu, 29 May 2008 13:07:22 +0000 http://aronil.com/?p=893#comment-4593 I feel you, babe. I do. It's tough. I feel you, babe. I do. It's tough.

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